Product Description
The Sprenger KK ULTRA Sensogan is a loose ring snaffle with an anatomical mouthpiece, for riders who want a fine, quiet contact. The centre link is rotated 45 degrees forward, so the mouthpiece follows the shape of the horse’s mouth and stays stable. The bit is made from Sensogan, Sprenger’s own alloy of copper, manganese and zinc. You choose it when you want a bit that spreads pressure evenly, including on a horse that is sensitive in the corners of the mouth or on the bars.
About this bit
The mouthpiece is anatomically shaped: it follows the horse’s mouth closely and therefore lies stable. That stability is the principle behind the whole KK ULTRA range, and it lets the bit stay quiet while you work with the rein.
The middle link sits at a 45 degree forward angle. That angle makes communication through the rein finer and more precise. As the reins are taken up, the centre section rolls gently over the tongue.
Because the mouthpiece lies this way, pressure peaks on the bars are avoided. That makes the bit usable on horses that quickly feel too much pressure, and for riders with a soft hand.
Sensogan is the alloy Sprenger mixes itself from copper, manganese and zinc. It leaves no metallic taste in the mouth. For a horse that is fussy about bit material, that is often the deciding argument.
This bit suits riders working towards a fine, steady contact in dressage or jumping. If your horse reacts sharply in the corners of the mouth or on the bars, the even pressure distribution is the main argument. For a young horse still learning to take the contact, what counts most is that the mouthpiece stays put.
